if dry aging is not enough, then try marinating him with pineapple juice, the pineapple will eat the meat and tenderize it, giving you a much more tender Angel, he might become 4 years old again lol
"Hey guys guga here, unfortunately we can't made a videos with Angel anymore. Anyway today I made a steak from mysterious meat! What do you think Maumau?"
I am no chemist, but the metallic taste can be from loose iron particles, which were not fully covered by the oil layers dissolving into the acids and chelating agents (like amino acids?) into your food. The onions contain a lot of sulfur compounds, which can release sulfur to react with the iron particles and absorb them into the onion product, which is then thrown out, I assume.
I am a chemist. The metallic taste comes from the acid creating iron salts on the surface of the cast iron. Iron salts don't dissolve in water, only in acid, which is why your doctor tells you to take iron supplements with a vitamin C tablet or with orange juice. Frying the onions creates an acidic environment on the onions themselves where the iron salts convert to ferrous sulfate inside the onions, but the oil barrier keeps the salt from redepositing on the pan. You could probably eat the onions without suffering harm. They wouldn't be poisonous, but they wouldn't taste good. As someone whose partner routinely "soaks" her cast iron pans, this video is incredibly useful to me. I know how the chemistry works, but I would never have thought up the process on my own.
This is the only proper video I found of how to clean your cast iron once it’s ruined from rust with all the necessary steps. Got a cast iron last year and being new to cast iron even though I did treat it like many showed in their videos after cooking I succeeded in getting it to rust. No amount of videos helped me restore it and I have it sitting in my pantry for a long time. Thank you for sharing these tips.
Don‘t know if you saw it but that Angel was being dry aged has been a meme in the comment section under Gugas videos for a few months now. If you already knew just ignore this comment!!!😂
Have Angel fix the pan without power tools. Since you already fixed yours, grab a really messed up one from craigslist and have him fix that one. Then you can let him keep it, so he will never touch your pan again.
Best comment by far ...... have him fix his mistakes while he learns a good skill ..... win win plus he even gets a new pan ... 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 win win win 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
When I was a kid I remember deciding to give my dads cast iron pans a really good cleaning... With a green scratchy... I made them shiny... Over 10 years later I found out about how to re-season a pan and I did this to give back the pans that he hadn't used since I made that mistake.
@@sudoo6987 one year ago i said to myself I will do 100 pushup per day until the covid thing finished in maybe a week and now I am still here doing my pushup.....I do a daily video update on it
@@filliposchat6528 You gotta go back to some of the way earlier videos, she’s been featured a few times. The one I remember best is the smoked steak video, smoker vs smoke gun.
Angel: "I'm going to use the $250 wagyu without permission" Guga: "haha, nice job Angel!" Angel: "Sorry about the cast iron pan" Guga: "You're dead to me, Fredo".
Guga for a really rusty pan I've used electrolysis. Just a bucket of water, baking soda, 12v battery and a sacrificial anode ( iron or steel piece to collect the rust). Absolutely brilliant, no acid eating the pan.
Make Angel eat unseasoned , nontenderized, WELL DONE Eye Round in every video for the rest of the year: Guga smokes a dry aged brisket? Angel eats Eye Round. Guga grills a Picanha? Angel eats Eye Round. Guga scores an A5 Wagyu Porterhouse from his meat dealer Emilio? ANGEL EATS EYE ROUND.
Well done lean meat is not a punishment you neanderthal. I bet the ER has a bed specifically reserved for you noted with "For the knucklehead who gets food poisoning from eating raw meat!"
@@Gutslinger I just watched the video because I found one underneath a house that must have been through a flood because even though the lid was on it was fill with muddy rusty water and completely rusty inside and out. I googled it and it sells for $75 plus shipping.
For anyone reading this: to season the pan properly you need to polymerize the oil which requires you to bring the temperature past it's smoke point. 375 degrees is not sufficient for grapeseed oil. Then pan itself is likely only non stick because of residual oil. You're not going to successfully season your pan unless you see the oil smoke which is the polymerizing process taking effect. Also, bronze wire brushes are your friend if you have a rusty one. Bronze does not scratch or damage the iron and can reach the small pits formed by the rust in the "pitting" process.
Genuine question, is there a risk of that bronze getting stuck in the small process that can be unseen to eye and later mix with food and cause Bronze toxication?
@@TheDeathLove I’d really doubt it, even if any did get stuck, that it would cause that. I haven’t looked into it but I’m sure you’d need a lot. It’s probably safer this way than eating iron rust, though.
Like an hour is also a super short time to properly reseason it too. Just normal maintenance seasoning is one thing, but redoing the seasoning you want it to be a couple hours at like 500 degrees.
@@emeralddarkness My family tradition is spreading a thick layer of lard on the pan, then building a wood or coal fire around it and letting it burn for hours. Definitely needs time.
He's using high temperature oil and low temperature, both on the wrong side of the spectrum. You want the lowest smoke point oil and the highest temperature you can do.
"very rich and flavorful most likely from all that wagyu I fed him, his eyeballs melt in your mouth almost like nothing-" FBI OPEN UP WE HAVE A WARRANT FOR YOUR ARREST"
I'd caution against using vinegar. Vinegar is primarily composed of acetic acid and while it does interact chemically with rust to dissolve it, it leaves behind an iron salt called ferric acetate that is itself corrosive. Oxalic acid is a much better solution to rust. It is sold as Bar Keepers Friend, the reaction between oxalic acid (H2C2O4) and ferric oxide (Fe2O3) can be represented as: Fe2O3 + 6 H2C2O4 -> 2 Fe(C2O4)3 + 3 H2O In this reaction, oxalic acid interacts with ferric oxide to form water soluble iron oxalates and water, the oxalates can be washed away, effectively removing the rust.
@@Unicron187 unfortunately i wont be uploading for a while because the prison guards wont allow it when i do manage to upload i will show you how prison cooking techikes change your everyday cooking
I have restored several cast iron skillets. If it is mildly rusted. Wet sanding works well, then season it. If it is really rusted use a white vinegar soak overnight Then sand it with fine sand paper to clean. Then Re season. If is is not only rusted but pitted. This is my method. Soak it in white vinegar overnight or longer if needed until it is mostly clean. Sand the rust off. Soak it again in clean vinegar. Then use a steel wire brush drill attachment to smooth out the surface. DO NOT use hard grinding wheels or discs grinders or sanding discs. After that re season it. I season my cast iron by coating it in lard. I thin coating. Put it in an oven at 375 degree F. Leave it in for an hour and turn off the heat. DO NOT remove it from the oven until it is cool to the touch. This will take an extra hour or more. If it does not look slick and shiny. Coat it in lard and repeat the process. I have done this with old cast iron pans and griddles and even cast iron grill racks. I love cast iron I grew up using it. If you take care of your cast iron you can pass it down to your grandchildren as an heirloom. Well cared for cast iron lasts forever and is more non stick than any modern pan you can ever buy. It isn't good to use soap on a cast iron pan. Granted if it is an old well cared for pan with a really thick season you can get away with it. But it is still not good to use any soap to clean a cast iron pan and you shouldn't do it. To clean it scrub it in hot clean water with a mild scouring brush. Rinse it in clean water and dry it with paper towels. Lightly rub it in oil and you are good to go. For stuck on grime put clean water in it and heat it up on the stove to deglaze the stuck on leftovers and use a mild scrubber to break them up and scrub clean. Once its all scrubbed off, clean it with clean hot water and fully dry it then rub it with oil. My grandfather was a master meat cutter. He always told me. Hot cast iron skillet and a little salt, the steak won't stick. I have never had a steak stick to my cast iron following that advice.
This is why I love stainless steel pans. I can abuse the hell out of them and they work just as well. They just aren't non-stick, which is fine by me. More fond for sauces.
Try seasoning your stainless pans. There’s a guy on UA-cam with a cast-iron channel and he shows how to season a stainless steel pan. He used to work in a restaurant. I tried it and it really works good.
If your skillet is less pitted and the rust is more surface level, you can make an abrasive paste with baking soda and water, it will completely remove rust, and it will do less damage than steel wool and vinegar. I use this method to keep expensive tools in good shape.
Bronze brush on electric drill, wash with warm water, apply some Canola oil, put it in a hot oven 180c for an hour. Let cool, then repeat oil and oven.
You don't need elbow grease; you need a friend with a sandblaster! Edit to add: using vinegar once isn't going to cause issues, but if you anticipate removing rust repeatedly and you don't want to sandblast you should be using a chelating remover like Evapo-Rust. It'll also prevent the flash rusting that happened to you on the bottom of the pan, and as it's non-toxic and almost infinitely reusable you only have to pay for it once. It also doesn't affect the unoxidized iron, only the rust. Also, don't use onions to season; use russet potato peels. Onions contain a ton of sugar, which can affect the seasoning more than the starches in the peel.
Angel: Sorry man I left your cast iron skillet in the backyard and it rusted... Guga looks at the cast iron skillet... Looks at Angel... Looks back at the kitchen at his carving knives... "Stay right there Angel... I'll be right back" Angel takes off running
I had to do that to a cast iron I had gotten from my grandpa, it was an old one made about 1950 or so. and in rough shape. that thing cooks like a dream now. I am glad I put in the effort to make it mine.
Okay so, you're gonna make 2 "identical" dishes. 1 for you, and another for angel. For yourself you're gonna make a dry aged picanha with potatoes wrapped in bacon. For him however, you're gonna make a nutella dry aged picanha with potatoes wrapped in bacon, but the potatoes have been marinated in the spiciest marinate you could possibly make
You actually want a low temperature oil for seasoning because it increases the level of polymerization that occurs within the seasoning layer. Flaxseed oil is really good for this since it’s considered a drying oil. The oil doesn’t really dry it polymerizes and hardens. Boiled linseed oil is used for painting because it “dries”. Nowadays the boiled linseed oil you buy in the hardware store has chemical drying agents added so never ever use it on a cast iron pan. When you heat the food grade linseed oil in the oven when seasoning cast iron you basically allow the fatty acid chains to polymerize and form that hard glossy seasoning layer. The reason why you don’t want to cook with low temperature oils is the exact same reason that makes it perfect for seasoning cast iron. Low temperature oils are more reactive when heated so they form the seasoning layer better than a high temperature oil.
A good way to remove seasoning and reason from scratch is to put your cast iron in the oven and run the oven cleaning cycle. It'll bake the old seasoning off down to raw metal.
Be careful with this method. If your pan has a lot of old seasoning, it can smoke you right out of the house! I learned this the hard way years ago lol There's a chance that the heat cycles can damage your pan if it's old (100+ years), but my 1880 10" skillet survived. YMMV!
Should have heated it up to dry it out after cleaning it. If you season it before you hear dry it it can trap moisture and still rust. Also you want to heat it up till it reaches its smoke point. Different oils have different smoke points.
Detective: “We found Angel in a body bag”
Guga: “It’s not a bag, it’s a special membrane that allows moisture to escape but doesn’t let any in.”
underrated comment
HAHAHAHAHAHA
I am losing it haha
You can actually hear this comment :D
🏅 the true champion of this comment section
"I sous vide my nephew "
Oh hi Pelo
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
well the name says everything
Æ
My Nephew turns into CECINA CHALLENGE!!! Will he survive?
"Angel may not look that good right now, but watch this!" Proceeds to use the torch.
Most perfect UA-cam comment I’ve ever read...
This is way too funny😂😂😂😂
Hahhahahahaha😂😂
I hope guga sous vide angel around 135 degrees for 30mins for maximum flavor and juicyness
lmao. the music while he's screaming would be a hoot!!!
I think "Why I almost dry aged my nephew" is definitely up there as one of the greatest phrases of all time
The fact that Guga reads the memes and comments and incorporates them into his videos is amazing
I agree. I nearly died when I read the thumbnail!
@@michaeltorres1263 ???? You mean the title??
I want to try Dry Aged Angel Fish
if dry aging is not enough, then try marinating him with pineapple juice, the pineapple will eat the meat and tenderize it, giving you a much more tender Angel, he might become 4 years old again lol
Lmao
a tender angel is a good angel
Lmao
Give angel really hot peppers and green stuff
You want to marinate him? That's kinda sus.
"I've coated Angel in wonderful fat, not just any beef fat, I used Waygu fat, let's see if we made the cheapest A5 ever"
all you need to do is have a son or nephew, whichever kind you like, don't get the low calorie one
damn, this is getting a little bit weird FAST.
👀
Steaks of human flesh can be quite pricey
@@coltenharris6870 bro how tf do you know that
are we just gonna ignore the fact that guga literally cooked a pan well done
I'd say medium rare
He even seasoned it. 🤣
Why I season the pan, NOT the food
@@somedude2468 I see a fellow Ragusea fan
lol
The ultimate punishment for Angel: make him some plant-based protein burgers!!
Trick-or-treat comes early. I love it!
or like my college cafeteria, serve Vegan Sloppy Joes, "Sloppy Janes"!
dude
that's a good idea
You said punishment not a war crime
@@danielgonzalezjr8350 this is definitely a war crime tho
"Hey guys guga here, unfortunately we can't made a videos with Angel anymore. Anyway today I made a steak from mysterious meat! What do you think Maumau?"
Your profile pic makes me laugh more with the context of this
It's very good, pak suharto
Based
Yes, I want some steak, Pak Suharto. You're the best president for making Indonesia such a developed country.
Mom, pick me up. I'm scared
Looks like Angel is gonna be eating 24hr pineapple tenderized eye round forever.
Hahaha
No…he’s gonna be eating green stuff (veggies) forever! 🤣
Make him eat the vinegar tenderized meat.
@@b.r.fowler785 pineapple eye round with veggies!
Nah, Angel's gonna be put in the pineapple tenderizer for 24hrs. And then dry aged lol.
Angel waking up in a dry age machine, Guga staring in through the window cradling his pan like a child
I can't-
For the cast iron
😭✊
That was a beautiful image.
@@suckingdickforfood Fr Bruh, I Can Actually Imagine it 🤣🤣
Guga: Hello Angel, I want to play a game.
“Hey guys guga here, unfortunately Angel isn’t here for today’s taste test.”
"You know, the taste of this sous vide 'steak' reminds me of Angel for some reason..."
ngl kinda sus
"Today I invited Angel over for taste testing" "So what do you think, Maumau?"
"Well.. In a way he is here for the taste test... Anyways lets begin."
@@AltimaNEO SO LETS DOOO IT.
Guga has been fattening up Angel for a while now. I wonder what the marbling will look like when he finally decides to post his "A5 nephew steak"
8:23 that’s angel right there
@@billybob8257 HAHAHAHA
cant wait until he posts "deep frying a5 wagyu with a5 nephew fat"
Angel's been living the Wagyu Life! Time to Check Out!
Nobody…:
Cannibals reading the comments 💀
me looking at the title: "cool, a restoration vi- YOU WHAT?"
He finally caught up to his fan bases humour
WHATDIDHESAAYYYYY
spongebob
I wouldn’t put it past him
I heard spongebob voice reading this
I am no chemist, but the metallic taste can be from loose iron particles, which were not fully covered by the oil layers dissolving into the acids and chelating agents (like amino acids?) into your food. The onions contain a lot of sulfur compounds, which can release sulfur to react with the iron particles and absorb them into the onion product, which is then thrown out, I assume.
So you are saying that the onions are a good idea? Or not?
@@HappierHeadstones from what i can tell, its a good thing
@@HybrydATP64 Thank you!👍🏻
Pretty much yeah
I am a chemist. The metallic taste comes from the acid creating iron salts on the surface of the cast iron. Iron salts don't dissolve in water, only in acid, which is why your doctor tells you to take iron supplements with a vitamin C tablet or with orange juice. Frying the onions creates an acidic environment on the onions themselves where the iron salts convert to ferrous sulfate inside the onions, but the oil barrier keeps the salt from redepositing on the pan. You could probably eat the onions without suffering harm. They wouldn't be poisonous, but they wouldn't taste good. As someone whose partner routinely "soaks" her cast iron pans, this video is incredibly useful to me. I know how the chemistry works, but I would never have thought up the process on my own.
*"Angel is ready. We are hungry. LET'S DEW IT!"*
Les Dew It
lesss deuitttt😎
"I know it doesn't look good right now, but watch this!"
*torches Angel and music plays*
😂😂😂
I can hear the music without it playing
Guga: This is the best, most tender nephew filet mignon I've ever tasted everybody. What do you think Ange....👁️👄👁️
*continues eating angel*
This is the only proper video I found of how to clean your cast iron once it’s ruined from rust with all the necessary steps. Got a cast iron last year and being new to cast iron even though I did treat it like many showed in their videos after cooking I succeeded in getting it to rust.
No amount of videos helped me restore it and I have it sitting in my pantry for a long time.
Thank you for sharing these tips.
Angel almost got dry aged? This going be a good year😂
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That’s why guga can buy so much waygu A5 👀
That's why there no Angel again become the tester 😆
Don‘t know if you saw it but that Angel was being dry aged has been a meme in the comment section under Gugas videos for a few months now. If you already knew just ignore this comment!!!😂
Well the video started with Angel fessing up to a crime...... And ended with delicious looking steak! 👍😉
Have Angel fix the pan without power tools.
Since you already fixed yours, grab a really messed up one from craigslist and have him fix that one. Then you can let him keep it, so he will never touch your pan again.
AND record it so we can all see the frustration
@@briewest738 AND THEN! Guga and Maumau eat a Wagyu dinner in front of a tied up Angel! :D
Best comment by far ...... have him fix his mistakes while he learns a good skill ..... win win plus he even gets a new pan ... 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 win win win 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
"Why I dry age my nephew, NOT my steak"
Ah I see you are also a man of culture
@@chelybeann No offence but is that really your surname? I know that's a type of pizza
@@joydeeprana8608 HAHHHAHA
lol
Adam ragusea memes don't belong here but are welcome
When I was a kid I remember deciding to give my dads cast iron pans a really good cleaning... With a green scratchy... I made them shiny... Over 10 years later I found out about how to re-season a pan and I did this to give back the pans that he hadn't used since I made that mistake.
That's a pretty good redemption arc
So I was not the only one!
The love that went in to cleaning it really amplifies the heartbreak of the result. Redemption arc for real
"all is forgiven, Angel. Now, sit over there and watch us eat this beautiful steak"
Hope you are still doing 100 pushups a day
@@sudoo6987 one year ago i said to myself I will do 100 pushup per day until the covid thing finished in maybe a week
and now I am still here doing my pushup.....I do a daily video update on it
@@sourdoughyok3083 I bet your chest is like a steel armour now
@@sudoo6987 sponge steel
6 more days,good luck.
The only punishment for Angel is to eat a whole plate of "Green Stuff" while you and Maumau eat Waygu Beef.
You beat me to it!
Was thinking exactly the same
Yes dud
Punishment and a good video all in one. Like it
I love this idea. Come on Guga.....you know you wanna make this happen 😁
That would explain why we haven’t seen him. Guga, you did the right thing. But we love and miss Angel.
I miss his pretty girlfriend, but she probably dumped him after this 🤣
@@ginger_nosoul in which episode did he show his girlfriend?
@@filliposchat6528 the most expensive burger
@@filliposchat6528 You gotta go back to some of the way earlier videos, she’s been featured a few times. The one I remember best is the smoked steak video, smoker vs smoke gun.
"I heard you dry age my son"
"Yes I did"
"And may I ask why?"
"Because he left my skillet out, and let it rust"
"Oh"
Love the John Wick joke
Angel: "I'm going to use the $250 wagyu without permission" Guga: "haha, nice job Angel!" Angel: "Sorry about the cast iron pan" Guga: "You're dead to me, Fredo".
ironlion45 BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
@@joshuafreedman7703 get outta here joshua
1k like... man I need a life
Jesus Christ the king of king Loves you all :" ) have great days and I pray for a wonderful day for you all
Have a wonderful relationship with Jesus full of love peace and kindness
Angel is about to feature on the next Mystery Meat episode 😂
involuntarily
Will anyone reconize this meat? Leave your awnser in the comments
It almost finally happened
He's teasing us with the meme
@@Matthew_S_1985 fax
Thank you so much! So many restoration videos but what makes this one the best is that you taught us how to remove the metallic taste.
"So Momo! What is the mystery meat this time ? " "-I don't know, it's not gamey or beefy .... I really don't know".
Maumau, not momo lol
@@moonlight2870 guga is asking momo how does angel taste
Malmal/Maumau
@@JOSEJR1342 yes, but who's Momo?
@@moonlight2870 Aang's flying lemur
Next video: Dry aged Angel
Guga: "So how does he taste Mao Mao?"
“The juices! Is this medium rare?”
mao mao is angel's father i think
@@soumilgupta2257 False, Mao Mao their cousin
Cannibalism in a nutshell
Gift Angel to Japanese ww2 officers.
No wonder he hasn't had steak for the past while. Poor Guga, the emotional distress must've been unrivaled.
Guga for a really rusty pan I've used electrolysis. Just a bucket of water, baking soda, 12v battery and a sacrificial anode ( iron or steel piece to collect the rust). Absolutely brilliant, no acid eating the pan.
guga got that energy we all love but he seems like the type of person who's scary when mad
Yeah he be hella chill
"He doesn't look good right now, but watch this!"
Underrated comment
@@clarkbrowngaming350 what does that comment accomplish
@@marnickbar4794 I'm saying that this comment deserves more likes because it made me laugh so much
*Fire music plays*
"Florida man arrested for dry-aging his nephew for 45 days"
This the one 😂
lmao😂😂😂😂
LOL that would be a great meme
Yay😂
Sounds believable coming from Florida
Make Angel eat unseasoned , nontenderized, WELL DONE Eye Round in every video for the rest of the year:
Guga smokes a dry aged brisket? Angel eats Eye Round.
Guga grills a Picanha? Angel eats Eye Round.
Guga scores an A5 Wagyu Porterhouse from his meat dealer Emilio?
ANGEL EATS EYE ROUND.
Ha
Well done lean meat is not a punishment you neanderthal. I bet the ER has a bed specifically reserved for you noted with "For the knucklehead who gets food poisoning from eating raw meat!"
@@victorunbea8451 Medium isn't raw????
@@wokeil There are 5 levels of cooked steak: salmonella, clostridium perfringens, campylobacter jejuni, e. coli and well done
@@victorunbea8451 legends say his brain is so big he can't fit through doorways
"Do this and your skillet will last for generations to come." Unless your siblings have offspring that leave it in the rain for several weeks.
Then you dry age your sibling's offspring
I heard stories of people finding old ones that were buried in the yard for years, and restoring them to like new condition.
@@Gutslinger I just watched the video because I found one underneath a house that must have been through a flood because even though the lid was on it was fill with muddy rusty water and completely rusty inside and out. I googled it and it sells for $75 plus shipping.
When he's with his homies, Angel doesn't get baked. He gets dry aged.
Plot twist: Angel is the steak. That's why Mamau is taking his place in Guga Foods.
This was probably one of the most satisfying videos I've ever seen
For anyone reading this: to season the pan properly you need to polymerize the oil which requires you to bring the temperature past it's smoke point. 375 degrees is not sufficient for grapeseed oil. Then pan itself is likely only non stick because of residual oil. You're not going to successfully season your pan unless you see the oil smoke which is the polymerizing process taking effect.
Also, bronze wire brushes are your friend if you have a rusty one. Bronze does not scratch or damage the iron and can reach the small pits formed by the rust in the "pitting" process.
Genuine question, is there a risk of that bronze getting stuck in the small process that can be unseen to eye and later mix with food and cause Bronze toxication?
@@TheDeathLove I’d really doubt it, even if any did get stuck, that it would cause that. I haven’t looked into it but I’m sure you’d need a lot. It’s probably safer this way than eating iron rust, though.
Like an hour is also a super short time to properly reseason it too. Just normal maintenance seasoning is one thing, but redoing the seasoning you want it to be a couple hours at like 500 degrees.
@@emeralddarkness My family tradition is spreading a thick layer of lard on the pan, then building a wood or coal fire around it and letting it burn for hours. Definitely needs time.
He's using high temperature oil and low temperature, both on the wrong side of the spectrum. You want the lowest smoke point oil and the highest temperature you can do.
If Angel was my nephew, I'd be feeding him veggies for every day he abused the pan
Oh that’s good. Make him eat broccoli and cauliflower for two weeks straight!
Yeah that way better than dry age em.
Or even better make a burger but you hide the lettuce inside the patty
And then dry-age him in the end. (kinda) grass-fed beef
@@aaronhumphrey3514 I absolutely love brocolli so I see no problem here
@@corgiwithabowtie1230 angel hates all greens
Alternate title: "Reason why Angel has been absent in videos lately explained"
This must be correct. I wondered what he did, now we know.
Interesting to see his disrespectful attitude isn't just for the camera. Angel's smug mug irks me every time he is on screen.
Guga with the $20 pan! He’s for the people!! 🗣️
The way Guga says at the end.
"Anyway, Angel, it's ok, I love you"
Nods few times like a gangster
Next video: "I DRY AGED MY NEPHEW ANGEL AND THE RESULTS CHANGED MY LIFE!!"
Probably bcs he's going to prison lol
Dry age the family
"As always exact amounts and ingredients always in the description down below."
The results were life without parole
@@trapezius77 BRUH
The next video:
“I smoked my nephew for 24 hours and this happened”
He kinda tastes like pork...
"very rich and flavorful most likely from all that wagyu I fed him, his eyeballs melt in your mouth almost like nothing-" FBI OPEN UP WE HAVE A WARRANT FOR YOUR ARREST"
Where'd he get the bacon?
I'd caution against using vinegar. Vinegar is primarily composed of acetic acid and while it does interact chemically with rust to dissolve it, it leaves behind an iron salt called ferric acetate that is itself corrosive.
Oxalic acid is a much better solution to rust. It is sold as Bar Keepers Friend, the reaction between oxalic acid (H2C2O4) and ferric oxide (Fe2O3) can be represented as:
Fe2O3 + 6 H2C2O4 -> 2 Fe(C2O4)3 + 3 H2O
In this reaction, oxalic acid interacts with ferric oxide to form water soluble iron oxalates and water, the oxalates can be washed away, effectively removing the rust.
everyone: coming up with ways of cooking angel
me: consideringthat the skillet is looking very tasty on that grill...
Don’t make me tell Hank Green
On the next episode of GugaFoods: “I dry aged Angel anyways”
"Here is Angel covered in yougurt. Now this is not something you see every day."
LOLLLL
Yo...gurt?
Hahahahahahaha!
All your side dishes look so good, Guga! Those potatoes, that mac and cheese from the onion juice video!
Experiment: I left my nephew in pineapple for 5 hours, 5 days and 5 months
"and the results blew my mind!"
@@Unicron187 unfortunately i wont be uploading for a while because the prison guards wont allow it when i do manage to upload i will show you how prison cooking techikes change your everyday cooking
Prepare his favorite dish, and don't let him taste it
Woah calm down satan
Ok satan
Jesus Christ Satan
What are you, some demonic mastermind
You psychopathic demon!
the relationship between a boy and his uncle is a magical thing
I hope you're not seeing those types of videos on a certain rainbow hub.
@@nukiesduke6868 😂😂😂
I have restored several cast iron skillets. If it is mildly rusted. Wet sanding works well, then season it. If it is really rusted use a white vinegar soak overnight Then sand it with fine sand paper to clean. Then Re season. If is is not only rusted but pitted. This is my method. Soak it in white vinegar overnight or longer if needed until it is mostly clean. Sand the rust off. Soak it again in clean vinegar. Then use a steel wire brush drill attachment to smooth out the surface. DO NOT use hard grinding wheels or discs grinders or sanding discs. After that re season it. I season my cast iron by coating it in lard. I thin coating. Put it in an oven at 375 degree F. Leave it in for an hour and turn off the heat. DO NOT remove it from the oven until it is cool to the touch. This will take an extra hour or more. If it does not look slick and shiny. Coat it in lard and repeat the process. I have done this with old cast iron pans and griddles and even cast iron grill racks. I love cast iron I grew up using it. If you take care of your cast iron you can pass it down to your grandchildren as an heirloom. Well cared for cast iron lasts forever and is more non stick than any modern pan you can ever buy. It isn't good to use soap on a cast iron pan. Granted if it is an old well cared for pan with a really thick season you can get away with it. But it is still not good to use any soap to clean a cast iron pan and you shouldn't do it. To clean it scrub it in hot clean water with a mild scouring brush. Rinse it in clean water and dry it with paper towels. Lightly rub it in oil and you are good to go. For stuck on grime put clean water in it and heat it up on the stove to deglaze the stuck on leftovers and use a mild scrubber to break them up and scrub clean. Once its all scrubbed off, clean it with clean hot water and fully dry it then rub it with oil. My grandfather was a master meat cutter. He always told me. Hot cast iron skillet and a little salt, the steak won't stick. I have never had a steak stick to my cast iron following that advice.
What grit sandpaper do you recommend and how long for the second vinegar soak if needed? 1-2 hours?
Oh how times have changed. We went from watching Guga cook food, to watching Guga cook a cast iron skillet.
"After tenderizing Angel in pineapple , lets uses jaccard on him next!!"
feed him plain boiled steak while you eat an a5 wagyu infront of him
Might as well take his steak and marinate it in pineapple for 24 hrs too
Select grade!
Eye of round!!!
He is right about them lasting forever, we still have some really nice ones from the 1890s!
This is why I love stainless steel pans. I can abuse the hell out of them and they work just as well. They just aren't non-stick, which is fine by me. More fond for sauces.
Can use both types. Such as using the correct tool for the job.
Try seasoning your stainless pans.
There’s a guy on UA-cam with a cast-iron channel and he shows how to season a stainless steel pan. He used to work in a restaurant. I tried it and it really works good.
Yeah. You leave them in the rain long enough and there will be damage on rivets and staining too.
You can also buy "cast iron like" stainless steal pans where they're just as thick as them. Only thing is they're suuper expensive.
@@mrbigg7255 what’s the channel called?
Guga: "I almost dry aged my nephew".
Me who just started the video: "It was only a matter of time"
Please guga never do these vids again, you don't know what you are doing
*why i almost dry aged my nephew*
Me and everyone be like: we all knew this was gonna happen😪
Oh my god, i was making "Guga goes crazy and dry age sous vide cooks angel" for ages and now guga comes along and makes the joke official.
That’s how you know he is really mad at angel he didn’t bring him to try that steak LOL
Sulaiman Alhafez BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Guga: If you can’t make this pan look like new you can’t eat steak anymore!
Justin Alexander BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Angel was there, you could not see him. He was there not to taste but to be tasted.
LOL
“All there’s left to do is combine everything together and your Angel pasta is done”
My 4 year old nephew did this to me and he is currently on top the fridge covered in dry aged yogurt
If your skillet is less pitted and the rust is more surface level, you can make an abrasive paste with baking soda and water, it will completely remove rust, and it will do less damage than steel wool and vinegar. I use this method to keep expensive tools in good shape.
Feed Angel a bowl of salad.
"I say let's stop talking and do this. Cmon everybody."
Let's be real. Even his salads are probably fantastic
Yan Chip BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
No... it's "Angel looks okay right now, but watch this!"
*Brings out the flame thrower*
Angel is too skinny for dry aging, he would be like shoe leather. Just get to work with the tenderising mallet!
Angel Jerky
SOOOOO LETSSS DO ITTTT😂
𝙗𝙤𝙣𝙠
*Grabs jackhammer*
Pinapple!
Bronze brush on electric drill, wash with warm water, apply some Canola oil, put it in a hot oven 180c for an hour.
Let cool, then repeat oil and oven.
"Today were gonna rub Angel in nutella and let him dry age for 30 days, so lets dew it"
I read this in GuGa voice bahaha.
"Guga what the frick why did you almost dry aged your nephew"
"He did this to my cast iron skillet"
"Understandable, have a good day"
cringe and unfunny
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@@squirrelgore If you like your own comment it doesn't actually show up for other people LOL
@@squirrelgore when you like your own comment and still get ratio'd
Guga: “no wagyu for a month!”
Angel: “Nnnnnnnnnnooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!”
I personally like to sand the bottom surface smooth on cast iron unless it's legacy stuff.
“Why I ALMOSt dry-age my nephew but not my steak”
Long live the empire!
Don’t forget white wine
NO! Actually, yes.
The last time I was this early guga forgot to dry age his beef.
The last time I read this comment I had a stroke
“Gouge”
@@dompanetta8127 autocorrect sry
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You don't need elbow grease; you need a friend with a sandblaster!
Edit to add: using vinegar once isn't going to cause issues, but if you anticipate removing rust repeatedly and you don't want to sandblast you should be using a chelating remover like Evapo-Rust. It'll also prevent the flash rusting that happened to you on the bottom of the pan, and as it's non-toxic and almost infinitely reusable you only have to pay for it once. It also doesn't affect the unoxidized iron, only the rust.
Also, don't use onions to season; use russet potato peels. Onions contain a ton of sugar, which can affect the seasoning more than the starches in the peel.
Thanks for not swearing. I watch with my kids around and I was watching someone else who was swearing, plus bonus! Recipes and YUM!!!
Angel: Sorry man I left your cast iron skillet in the backyard and it rusted...
Guga looks at the cast iron skillet... Looks at Angel... Looks back at the kitchen at his carving knives...
"Stay right there Angel... I'll be right back"
Angel takes off running
No, what made angel run was when guga looked at his umai dry age bags
This explains the beard. Angel has been in hiding.
He may not look good right now, but watch this, **music starts playing** **grabs flamethrower**
Yeah this comment should be at the top mate 😂👌
Hi guys you’ve really helped my family cook better food
This kind of comments must bring joy to Guga.
@@chinoplata1 I hope so. It’s made our lives more interesting being able to make these
I had to do that to a cast iron I had gotten from my grandpa, it was an old one made about 1950 or so. and in rough shape. that thing cooks like a dream now. I am glad I put in the effort to make it mine.
Next time you dry age something amazing, get Angel excited about and then give him a salad while you eat it.
Satan: well I just wanna say that I'm a huge fan
9:43 "Got a little uhhhh...happy with Angel"
_nervously looks at "steak"_
Maumau’s face was our face when we read the title
Okay so, you're gonna make 2 "identical" dishes. 1 for you, and another for angel. For yourself you're gonna make a dry aged picanha with potatoes wrapped in bacon. For him however, you're gonna make a nutella dry aged picanha with potatoes wrapped in bacon, but the potatoes have been marinated in the spiciest marinate you could possibly make
Nah, you don't temper with food. Guga is a cook after all, he's got a reputation to loose
You actually want a low temperature oil for seasoning because it increases the level of polymerization that occurs within the seasoning layer. Flaxseed oil is really good for this since it’s considered a drying oil. The oil doesn’t really dry it polymerizes and hardens. Boiled linseed oil is used for painting because it “dries”. Nowadays the boiled linseed oil you buy in the hardware store has chemical drying agents added so never ever use it on a cast iron pan. When you heat the food grade linseed oil in the oven when seasoning cast iron you basically allow the fatty acid chains to polymerize and form that hard glossy seasoning layer. The reason why you don’t want to cook with low temperature oils is the exact same reason that makes it perfect for seasoning cast iron. Low temperature oils are more reactive when heated so they form the seasoning layer better than a high temperature oil.
Flaxseed polymerizes nicely but tends to flake like crazy after a few years in my experience.
A good way to remove seasoning and reason from scratch is to put your cast iron in the oven and run the oven cleaning cycle. It'll bake the old seasoning off down to raw metal.
Be careful with this method. If your pan has a lot of old seasoning, it can smoke you right out of the house! I learned this the hard way years ago lol
There's a chance that the heat cycles can damage your pan if it's old (100+ years), but my 1880 10" skillet survived. YMMV!
" I dry aged Angel in peanut butter for 30 days and this is what happened!"
Guga dry ages Angel:
Also Guga: It tastes like wague a5 mmmmmmmmm
Should have heated it up to dry it out after cleaning it. If you season it before you hear dry it it can trap moisture and still rust. Also you want to heat it up till it reaches its smoke point. Different oils have different smoke points.
Make him eat everything green, I feel like that would be the most tortuous thing you can do to him.
Medium Speed Some Drag BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
And Vegan meat
@@shawnkay5462 Tell him it's "lion meat."
We all know Angel was gonna be cooked one day, we were just waiting for Guga to find the right excuse to do it.
The moral of the story is that if you leave my cast iron pan in the rain, you won't be invited for a tasting session.
Because you will be THE tasting session.
@@waiqiuvale5033 SO FRICKING UNDERRATED
Kinda glad Angel did that because I've made a similar mistake with my mom's pan... Now I can fix it. Thanks!